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Simply K-Pop - Ep116C04 Wa$$up - Fire / 심플리케이팝, 와썹

South KoreaPublished June 20, 2014

Views 18.3K  |  Likes 203  |  Comments 13
Views#1,563,615Global
Views#55,376South Korea

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ARIRANG K-POPARIRANG K-POP
2.09M subs39.7K videosDec 2008

This video has 18.3K views and 203 likes, ranking #1,563,615 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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18,378

Likes

203

Comments

13

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Total (all-time): $13 – $37

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Simply K-Pop Ep116 The seven hip-hop ladies of Wa$$up debuted in August 2013. They're back for the World Cup season with the fight song "Fire." "Fire" is a World Cup fight song that uses the rhythm of Carnival's Soca music, capturing the passion of soccer lovers worldwide. 2013년 8월에 데뷔한 7명의 힙합걸 와썹이 월드컵 시즌에 맞춰 응원가 [Fi…

Published
June 20, 2014
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